Daily Republican., 1887-09-28
charges should be made in public. Gap.

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Graham, ooutinuins, said his friends
had heard OF these things aud wished 10
know about them. General Cre'swell
had written TO him 10 know what he
had been doing in wilmi eton.
MT. Masaw said he did not pYor ose
to ltsten to this harAngue
Graham-I am counsellor nov; I will
be . witness after while. Ualess those
chAsess- are Withdrawn I will not bel
satisfied.
Mr.. Hare arose and said be had not
much but . good name. Graham had
told him after the com mmittee meeting
Was over thAt he had not him In mind
when he spoke Of snake 10 the erase,
etc. He was doing no underhand work
and was not afraid Of any one. He had
nothing to conceal. He had n boy In
High School whom he wished to be-
come IN honest, upright man, and when
he thought his teacher was not tha tight
kind OF . man the public should hear.
Graham then sta sed that one CT the
other side had gone 10 Z kton and inter-
viewed people there, bat had found
nothing against him. He demanded
the affidavit he produced II the other
side had one.
Mr.. Hare-Mr. Chairman. 1 believe
the charges are true and can prod nee
that document to you. ] went to Elk.
ton and interviewed many prominent
people there, and my opinion Of Mr..
Graham 10 unchanged will take you
or any Of your committee TO the same
men aud let them hear for themselves
Mr.. Graham never has, nor can he
bring any official recommendation from
the trustees OF Elkton academy.
Mr.. Graham then made charges
as ainst teachers rs follows,
1 They have refused to sustain me
In maintaining discipline.
2 They have been ipsubordinate.
They are inefficient.
Joseph Gould was called, hut was ab.
sent.
Charles Sherman Rics was sworn
Witness knew nothing concerning the
charges asains, the teachsra, Mite
Pyle had said they might misbehave In
: the hall, but they must behave them
selves In her room. Oncs when Mr.
Graham had con to Misc Pyle's dool
}. and asked for algebra class, she told
0 him il he took 1t he n ishI take tn,
z whole room. She then got her hat arc
g went out, not returning until the mex
y morning. Witness bad never beer
10 ask I'd these queetiops before. Rtnem
y bersd the mouth organ being plsyed II
u Grahsn's ro3n, H. was stopped wheI
clapping began. Don't know wheths
D. Grab ,m was there or not. Boys did III
4 clappinR. Never saw dancing there
20 but had seen II In the hall bet vsen Misi
% Pyle and Mis-, Hare's doors Neve
Ie wrote any communication to q newspa
y Fer. Witness had been sent By GRAHAM
NJ to Miss Pyle's room for laughing an
q talking ''out loud" Witness was on
"a Of tho boys who collected In Graham
room In the morning.. Did not kno,
q. whether that was . proper place to co
~ lect or not. There wes always goo
~ order In Miss Pyle's room, He was
Id member OF chemistry class examine
o. by Mr. Morgan. His per centags. b
OF thought, was in the COS come place
Did not always have algebra to prepar
W for Graham Graham had set Of dehn
~ tions OF his own; easier unc cerstood tina
ue the text book. Understood they woul
GO he examined in some Of these question:
n; His per cent. In algebra was 95. Nevs
o. had chance TO copy. Sometimes he e
~ his lessons done and "set around" n,
~ In the hn nit Of tskipg books home. X
re cited regularly 70 Miss Pyle and Mi
ss Hare, hat not to Mr. Graham, Mi
og Pyle never taught his class In Cass
nd His GLASS WAS the one examined
IA (a,ar by DR.. Grimshaw. Studied A
1t zebra under Miss Pyls and Mr.. Or
30 ham.
d Oolline-What 10 algebra?
20. Witness answered.
zee Witness never heard Miss Pyle I
ch f1se to obey Graham's orders GrAba
80 told funny stosles to illustrate the IL
Ter sons, but never heard any immor
N. oues. Had beer kept ont of Graham
We room for three days in one week
'ly punishment. During that time he W
ad taken charge Of By Miss Pyle.
he The witness seemed to be unable
Dol remem ber many important points, o,
~, the majority OF his suswers were
ats don't remem ber.
st. The committee adjourned uptE7,
DOL this evening.
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